Following the recent removal of subsidies, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has set the official pump price at N617 per litre, marking a significant increase from the previous rate of N195 per litre.
See current price of petrol across Nigeria:
Abia – 687.50 Per Litre
Abuja – 632.12 Per Litre
Adamawa – 671.40 Per Litre
Akwa Ibom – 677.00 Per Litre
Anambra – 680.00 Per Litre
Bauchi – 650.00 Per Litre
Bayelsa – 673.00 Per Litre
Benue – 632.84 Per Litre
Borno – 657.27 Per Litre
Cross River – 663.33 Per Litre
Delta – 665.63 Per Litre
Ebonyi – 638.71 Per Litre
Edo – 662.00 Per Litre
Ekiti – 651.33 Per Litre
Enugu – 673.87 Per Litre
Gombe – 703.00 Per Litre
Imo – 687.00 Per Litre
Jigawa – 679.67 Per Litre
Kaduna – 670.00 Per Litre
Kano – 678.27 Per Litre
Katsina – 680.40 Per Litre
Kebbi – 796.67 Per Litre
Kogi – 626.79 Per Litre
Kwara – 614.90 Per Litre
Lagos – 663.05 Per Litre
Nassarawa – 629.32 Per Litre
Niger – 624.04 Per Litre
Ogun – 653.11 Per Litre
Ondo – 653.02 Per Litre
Osun – 658.77 Per Litre
Oyo – 662.53 Per Litre
Plateau – 670.00 Per Litre
Rivers – 674.55 Per Litre
Sokoto – 664.80 Per Litre
Taraba – 704.11 Per Litre
Yobe – 675.55 Per Litre
Zamfara – 771.43 Per Litre